Avoid Pulling and Lead Your Horse Properly
Horsemanship
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10m
Do you keep a tight grip on your horse when you're leading him? Natural horsemanship instructor Monique Potts explains why you should avoid doing that and what you should be doing when you lead your horse instead.
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